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Delhi High Court Declines to Halt CJP Protest at Connaught Place; Police to Regulate

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The Delhi High Court has refused to stop a protest planned for tomorrow at Connaught Place by the group CJP. Abhijeet Dipke has urged supporters to gather at Central Park in Connaught Place with the national flag. The demonstration is a response to a police crackdown on protesters raising alleged electoral fraud. Police will regulate the event rather than ban it.

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